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REX THE DOG - VORTEX
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Vortex
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KOMPAKT403
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Tech /
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Vinyl record
DESCRIPTION:
2 Track EP OF Funky Bass Heavy Tech Ame - Rej Stylee It will make you move - Guarenteed
Here is 'Vortex' .... so when Michael Mayer listened to the demo, he tripped and banged his head on a cupboard. When he woke up he said ...
"There's something about Rex The Dog that keeps my mind wandering back to the times when it all started for me. It was the early 80s, when young Michael first got exposed to the magic world of dance music. As much as these early sonic impressions (Stock, Aitken & Waterman, Italo Disco, Trevor Horn etc) still resonate in both Rex The Dog's and my current musical output, there's another aspect to those early days that may be forgotten. Do you remember the first time you saw colored lights flashing, a blasting smoke machine and lasers cutting through the room? I started spending all my spare time and pocket money on music and lights. My first self-made piece of disco equipment was a shoe box with three speakers and three LEDs that actually flashed to the beat of the sound. Looking at Rex The Dog's self-made modular gear always opens a vortex of childhood memories.
Disco music and flashing lights ... it just never gets old. "
When Michael Mayer heard the demo version of" Vortex ", he fell into a deep sleep and his head on the table. When he awoke, he said:
"There's something about Rex The Dog that puts my mind back in time when everything started for me. It was the early 80s when I was first exposed to the magical world of dance music. As much as these early tonal impressions (Stock, Aitken & Waterman, Italo Disco, Trevor Horn, etc.) resonate both in Rex The Dogs and in my current musical output, there is another aspect in these early days that sometimes is forgotten seems to be. Do you remember the first time you saw colored lights flashing, a spraying fog machine and lasers cutting through the room? I was so fascinated by this first experience that I started spending all my free time and spending money on music and light. My first self-made disco equipment was a shoebox with three speakers (from old televisions and radios) and three LEDs that actually flashed to the beat of the sound. I was very proud of that. When you look at Rex The Dog's self-made modular synthesizers, childhood memories open up.
Here is 'Vortex' .... so when Michael Mayer listened to the demo, he tripped and banged his head on a cupboard. When he woke up he said ...
"There's something about Rex The Dog that keeps my mind wandering back to the times when it all started for me. It was the early 80s, when young Michael first got exposed to the magic world of dance music. As much as these early sonic impressions (Stock, Aitken & Waterman, Italo Disco, Trevor Horn etc) still resonate in both Rex The Dog's and my current musical output, there's another aspect to those early days that may be forgotten. Do you remember the first time you saw colored lights flashing, a blasting smoke machine and lasers cutting through the room? I started spending all my spare time and pocket money on music and lights. My first self-made piece of disco equipment was a shoe box with three speakers and three LEDs that actually flashed to the beat of the sound. Looking at Rex The Dog's self-made modular gear always opens a vortex of childhood memories.
Disco music and flashing lights ... it just never gets old. "
When Michael Mayer heard the demo version of" Vortex ", he fell into a deep sleep and his head on the table. When he awoke, he said:
"There's something about Rex The Dog that puts my mind back in time when everything started for me. It was the early 80s when I was first exposed to the magical world of dance music. As much as these early tonal impressions (Stock, Aitken & Waterman, Italo Disco, Trevor Horn, etc.) resonate both in Rex The Dogs and in my current musical output, there is another aspect in these early days that sometimes is forgotten seems to be. Do you remember the first time you saw colored lights flashing, a spraying fog machine and lasers cutting through the room? I was so fascinated by this first experience that I started spending all my free time and spending money on music and light. My first self-made disco equipment was a shoebox with three speakers (from old televisions and radios) and three LEDs that actually flashed to the beat of the sound. I was very proud of that. When you look at Rex The Dog's self-made modular synthesizers, childhood memories open up.
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Rex the Dog is a pseudenym of Jake Williams and makes energetic electro house. His debut album was "The Rex The Dog Show" (Aug 2008, Cooperative Music). He has also remixed tracks by The Knife, Depeche Mode, Client, Mylo, The Prodigy, Röyksopp and Soulwax.
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